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... ED IMMEDIATELY, To look after the POOR in St. Peter's Parijb Work-H.-ufe in DERBT; A Sober honeft Man, that can Write and Accompt tolerable we.l: Such a one that this will fuit, may apply to Mr. Marshall Killer, and Mr. Joseph Saxon, Over- ?? ofthe faid Parifh, who Will treat with him about the fame. ? Co be i(CC. \. At BURTON upon Trent, Staffiordlhire ; A LARGE handfome HOUSE, Salh'd, ...
... of Dr. Thomas Sf.ckbß*- late Lord Archbiftlop or Canterbury, an accurate Map oT Yorkfhire, and a favourite new Snng let to Mulic] THE UNIVERSAL MUSEUM And COMPLETE MAGAZINE Of KNOWLEDGE and PLEASURE. For AUGUS f, 1768. Containing, among a very great Variety, of Articles entertain ing, interelting and original, the following valuable Pieces ?? Reflections on* the fuperftitious Attachments of ...
... Saturday the aad Day of February next, be- tween the Hours of three and five in the Afternoon (un- lefs fooner difpofed of by Piivate Contraft, of which time- ly Notice will be given in this Paper) fubjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there produced ; A Very convenient and genteel DWELLING- HOUSE, with the Out-buildir ps, Gardens, and Ap- purtenances thereto belonging, fituate near ...
... by an univerfal Clap, and the Mufic began, but was flopped, and ordered to play God fave the King. At the fecond Mufic they called for Britons ftrike home. The Dramatic Piece, in which the Inftalla- tion.m to be introduced at Covent Garden, is compofed by Dr. Arne, and is a Reprefcnta- tion of the Manners of the prefent Times ;— while the Entertainment at Drury Lane con- tains a Picture of the ...
... the many Favors conferred upon him ; and .humbly requefts a Continuance of them to his Brother and Nephew, WILLIAM WHITEHURST and JAMES WRIGHT, who have ferved many Years under him, and to whom he has refigned his Shops, Sec. to carry on the various Branches of Bufinefs ufually executed by him. Of whom may be had. Authenticated WEIGHTS for GOLD COIN. The PATENT-ROLLERS, FOR crufhing Malt, ...
... Staffordftiire. Pensoroso was got by Redftreak, his Dam by Sudbury, his grand Dam by Old Childers, his great grand Dam by Smith's Snake, Son of Old Snake, his great great grand Dam by Brimmer. He was bred by Mr. Owen. _t § GoodGrafs, and other Conveniencies for Mares. To be SOLD to the BEST BIDDER. On Monday the 20th Day of May next, between the Hours ?? the Afternoon, at ?? of George Pearfon, ...
... when he will continue to TeacH Six Days every other Week { The Utility of which Method he hopes will meet with the Approbation of his Friends. N. B. He Teaches the Ufe of the Small Sword ac thefamo Place. Co fee Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancer?, before Thomas Lan*, Efy', one of thi Mafiers bf the faid Court, A Freehold Eftate, fitiiate lyirig and BeingJri Meynell Langley, in ...
... be held^ and kept pn St. ?? Dayr, Monday the tjrrh of far), asufu^l, arid fo continue, uniefsthe fame fhould fall on a Sunday, arid inthat CSfe fo be ora the DA following. ■ , %. CftdlviPtON; PJg;y^*z,J»Js§,; X — '• — — ' T * i ' ■ . : ?? V Vi 'hi : -f\ H. N E V IL Li tj AVING opened a W :■ i m b V a b i t ?? thl I ; X ■ HoUfe of the lafe Samuel Burton, Etq*, ohpofirc the New Inn, ...
... Mr. JOHN SALT, tbe Sign cf tbe' Red-Lion in Wirkfworth, in tbe County qf Derby, between tbe Hours of Two aad Eight, ONE Hundred and Thirty- three Acres of rich Meadow and Pafture Land, fituate near the Town of Wirkfworth in the faid County, in the following Lots. Lot ift and zd. Yokecliff Pafture, containing 20 Acres, 3 Roods, and 37 Perches. The Quantity of each Lot will be afcertained before ...
... you will accept my mofl fincere *■ Acknowledgments for the Honor you have this JDay done me, by ele filing me your Reprefentative in Parliament -, and I affure you, that the Unanimity in my Favor at the General Meeting, and the manner in which you have been pleafed to teflify the Sincerity of your Refolution of that Day, have made lafling Imprefjions qf Gratitude on my Mind. I am, with great ...
... The Living is well condition'd and under Value : The Duty very eafy, the Church and Parifli very fmall. The prefent Incumbent about 80 V ars of Age. For other Particulars apply to Mrs. BAYLES in Derby, or Rev. Mr. W I LMO T, at Woollavington, near Bridge- water, Somerfet. DerbyJliire Epiphany Seffions* 1754. TH E next General Quarter Seflions of the Peace for the County of Derby, will be held ...
... of the Provinces of New-York, New ]cifcy, & c , being the prefent Seat ?? in North- America ; and an elegant Plan of Fort Frederick At Crown-Pomt: Like- wife a /we Head of Major General Sir Wiliiam John- Jon, all enpav'd on Copper; a New Swig fet to Mufick, and a Minuec. , The LONDON MAGAZINE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER. For SEPTEMBER, 1756. Containing a curions Variety of original ...